Rowlandson Thomas Collection (#29)

The Stock Jobbers Prayer!!, August 1, 1801. August 1, 1801. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
The Stock Jobbers Prayer!!, August 1, 1801

The Cooks Prayer!!, September 15, 1801. September 15, 1801. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
The Cooks Prayer!!, September 15, 1801

The Old Maids Prayer!!, February 10, 1801. February 10, 1801
The Old Maids Prayer!!, February 10, 1801

Title page, from A Lecture on Heads by George Alexander Stevens, April 1808
Title page, from " A Lecture on Heads" by George Alexander Stevens, April 1808

A British Seaman! A Heart of Oak!, November 15, 1801. November 15, 1801
A British Seaman! A Heart of Oak!, November 15, 1801

Pray Remember the Blind, 1801. 1801. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Pray Remember the Blind, 1801

Light Your Honor, Coach unhired, 1811. 1811. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Light Your Honor, Coach unhired, 1811

The State Watchman Discovered by the Genius of Britain Studying Plans for the Reduction of America, December 10, 1781

Partridge cruelly accused and maltreated by his Wife, from The History of Tom Jones
Partridge cruelly accused and maltreated by his Wife, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Parson Adams Engaged In A Perilous Hunting Adventure, from " The Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams", 1792

Parson Adams & Fanny examined as culprits before the country Justice, from " The Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and his friend Mr Abraham Adams", 1792

Hostess Discharges a Pan of Blood into the Face of Parson Andrews, from " The Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams", 1792

Young Adams Catechised by Parson Adams, from The Adventures of Joseph Andrews
Young Adams Catechised by Parson Adams, from " The Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams", 1792

Joseph Hastens to Rescue Fanny from Imminent Danger, from " The Adventures of Joseph Andrews, and his friend Mr. Abraham Adams", 1792

Partridge Interrupts Tom Jones in his Protestations to Lady Bellaston, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Lord Tellamar Rudely Dismissed by Squire Western, from The History of Tom Jones
Lord Tellamar Rudely Dismissed by Squire Western, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Tom Jones Refused Admittance by the Noblemans Porter, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Tom Jones & Sophia interrupted in a tete a tete by Lady Bellaston, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Tom Jones & the Landlord, Partridge & Susan, Mrs Waters & the Landlady, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

Tom Jones Rescues Mrs Waters from the Violence of Northerton, from " The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling", 1792

The Baron arrives at Ceylon, combats and conquers two extraordinary opponents, [1809], reissued 1811

Death and Bonaparte, The Two Kings of Terror, January 1, 1814. January 1, 1814
Death and Bonaparte, The Two Kings of Terror, January 1, 1814

Napoleon, March 1814?. March 1814?. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Napoleon, March 1814?

Italian Singer, April 1808. April 1808. Creator: Thomas Rowlandson
Italian Singer, April 1808

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Thomas Rowlandson was a renowned British artist and caricaturist who lived from 1756 to 1827. His works captured the essence of society during his time, providing a humorous and satirical commentary on various aspects of life. In "The Contrast" (1792), Rowlandson showcased his talent for capturing the stark differences between individuals in society. His attention to detail and ability to exaggerate certain features made this piece both entertaining and thought-provoking. "The Corsican Spider in His Web. " (1808) depicted Napoleon Bonaparte as a cunning spider, weaving his web of power over Europe. This political satire highlighted Rowlandson's knack for using visual metaphors to convey complex ideas. One of Rowlandson's landscape sketches, "Stamford Lincolnshire" (1822), demonstrated his versatility as an artist beyond caricature. With delicate strokes, he captured the beauty of nature while still infusing it with his signature wit. "A Cribbage Party in St Giles Disturbed By A Press Gang" (1787) portrayed rowdy sailors interrupting a card game. This work showcased Rowlandson's ability to capture lively scenes filled with action and humor. Rowlandson also delved into fables with "The Loves of the Fox and The Badger, or The Coalition Wedding" (1784). Through anthropomorphic characters, he commented on political alliances during that time period while adding an amusing twist. Sports were not exempt from Rowlandson's artistic gaze either; "Boxing Match For 200 Guineas, Betwixt Dutch Sam and Medley" (1810) depicted a thrilling match between two fighters. The dynamic lines conveyed the intensity of the sport while showcasing Rowlandson's skill at capturing movement. In "Patience in a Punt" (1811), Rowlandson portrayed leisurely activities like punting along riverside.